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Fun story: 49ers star Nick Bosa is the great-grandson of one of history's most feared mobsters

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@punta

 How do you like living in America? There’s other options if it’s so bad peace_5

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We r speaking about history.not today's life

 
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@phil......

Your DNA came here to na like every new or original immigrant.

 
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@punta

 We are living in today’s life though not in history an_light this electricity thing is nice, heard they’re working on an automobile whatever the heck that is 

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Have fun on  your intellectual tangent

 
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:

Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: They brought that up before SB vs KC. And frankly proves many of my points I knew that this post would happen before clicking on the thread

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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:

So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.


I agree with your conclusion...but no doubt we disagree as to who specifically bears the guilt. 

On another note, every time San Fran gets into spitting distance of a Superbowl I have sensed (not you personally) that their fan-base becomes mega alpha on steroids. Have you noticed that??? 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074:

Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy: So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.I agree with your conclusion...but no doubt we disagree as to who specifically bears the guilt. On another note, every time San Fran gets into spitting distance of a Superbowl I have sensed (not you personally) that their fan-base becomes mega alpha on steroids. Have you noticed that???

Steroids?! Do you know how wimpy Northern Californias are?! Don’t let our musclebound queens fool you. an_roll_laugh

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074:

Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy: So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.I agree with your conclusion...but no doubt we disagree as to who specifically bears the guilt. On another note, every time San Fran gets into spitting distance of a Superbowl I have sensed (not you personally) that their fan-base becomes mega alpha on steroids. Have you noticed that???

Oh my god, they are unbearable. Niner fans, especially the ones that are SF natives, turn into Cowboy fans when they are winning. They are the worst.

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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:

Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074: Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy: So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.I agree with your conclusion...but no doubt we disagree as to who specifically bears the guilt. On another note, every time San Fran gets into spitting distance of a Superbowl I have sensed (not you personally) that their fan-base becomes mega alpha on steroids. Have you noticed that??? Steroids?! Do you know how wimpy Northern Californias are?! Don’t let our musclebound queens fool you.

Native Northern Californians aren't wimpy. Only the transplants.

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Quote Originally Posted by OneWayOut:

Quote Originally Posted by chic-cardinals: Joe Burrow Joseph Lee Burrow (Joe Brrr, Joe Shiesty or Joey Franchise)     Shiesty usually refers to an action that is greedy and/or inconsiderate. When someone is shiesty it means they don't think about others and do things that help them even if they know it harms someone else in anyway.WTF
 

It's one of his nicknames

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074: So where will this 49ers' testosterone binge party take us this year? Suddenly we are admiring players even more because they are related to a mob guy who whacked guys with baseball bats?  A tight end from the 70s said in an interview that NFL games were a 'cathartic for American society'...I believe him. Nobody is admiring or not admiring, it’s just a fact. I’m sure every person is related to somebody who committed murder. It’s in our DNA. Did you ever watch The Godfather?! The entire thesis of that movie is that the underbelly of American society is nowhere near  as bad, powerful or violent as the legalized version in the form of politicians, priests and businessmen. So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.
 

Yet no one understands me....

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Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:

Quote Originally Posted by lancer89074: So where will this 49ers' testosterone binge party take us this year? Suddenly we are admiring players even more because they are related to a mob guy who whacked guys with baseball bats?  A tight end from the 70s said in an interview that NFL games were a 'cathartic for American society'...I believe him. Nobody is admiring or not admiring, it’s just a fact. I’m sure every person is related to somebody who committed murder. It’s in our DNA. Did you ever watch The Godfather?! The entire thesis of that movie is that the underbelly of American society is nowhere near  as bad, powerful or violent as the legalized version in the form of politicians, priests and businessmen. So if you wanna keep your head in the sand and think some mobster from the turn of the century who whacked a few people is more morally depraved than politicians and businesses (including NFL owners) who have the blood of thousands if not millions on their hands then you go right ahead and live in that lie.

That's not what the godfather is about, bro. If you read the book half of it is about a woman's giant twat. Puzo was obsessed.

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Quote Originally Posted by Dickey227:

The Bosa’s arent their great grandfather and it isn’t like the nfl cares about associating w murders. It has a long and proud history of associations w murderers: from oj, Rae carruth, Aaron Hernandez, Phil adams, ray Lewis, Robert rozier just to name a few. I didn’t even name any player  that killed someone in vehicle accident, if I did the list would be too long to write.
Even the person named for the NFL's man of the year award Walter Payton,isn't exempt from having controversy in his private life during his career.Not many people know about the fact that he shot an employee of his.He used to own a nightclub in Schaumburg Illinois called Studebaker's and 1 night he shot an employee in the leg.It was supposedly an accident and was covered up as much as possible.The story goes he bought the guy a restaurant to keep it quiet.So even the best of men and players are not immune to bad things happening.

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